Duracell Rechargeable AA NiMH Batteries, MIGNON/HR6/DC1500, 2450mAh, 8-Count Package

Duracell Rechargeable batteries will last more than 5 years after ver numerous recharges

They worked for my needs, easy to use and easy to charge. Should last a few year and in the long run are cheaper than buying batteries packs over and over again. I use them for my game controllers, so its nice to have extra batteries charged up all the time. Update January 2022: After a year of using these they are still working really well, and the older 2 year old ones still work well too. I am having some drainage on the older batteries but the newer ones still work really well with heavy use. Tip I paired them in groups of two and taped them together. They seem to last longer this way. I also labeled them. This helped me organize them and to keep track of them. I mostly use the AA's batteries with my Xbox controllers, and the AAA's for remotes. Newer 1 year old batteries last about 8 to 15 hours of use and the older 2 year old batteries last between 3 to 8 hours of use before needing to be recharged. After two years I have not thrown any of the batteries out. I have 24 AA's and 6 AAA's. The AA's batteries are in heavy rotation. 12 are older and 12 are from the new set. Highly recommend and changing from 4 to 5 stars.

Muy buenas baterias

These batteries charge fast and hold a charge better than other batteries I've tried.

Always good battery performance.

They sent the wrong batteries to me sent me the alkaline power booster. The information on this purchase is wrong. They work well with remotes and portable radios! To Late to send them back. Did not realize until I had to charge them that they mention not to be recharged they are alkaline batteries.!

I live rural with fire being a danger and run a portable scanner on rechargeable batteries. It's easier to evac livestock if you have a heads up to possible danger. After a while the batteries quit taking and holding a good charge. So in a pinch I had got some Energizers at a big box store that I could find them at. Most stores quit carrying rechargables. Not only did they take for ever to charge, they wouldn't hold a charge for more than an hour. New ones should last 12-14 hours. So I broke down and finally ordered my usual Duracells. Takes a good charge and runs for hours. Just like they should. From now on I'm sticking with what I know will work. Others are crap.

My home is filled with led light settings and I need batteries all of the time. Since regular batteries don’t have a long lifetime I decided to try the rechargeable ones. So far I am happy with my purchase.